Speed
5
Glide
5
Turn
-1
Fade
0
Flight Path
Dimensions
Max Weight
180.9 g
Diameter
21.8 cm
Height
2.1 cm
Rim Depth
1.3 cm
Rim Width
1.2 cm
Inside Rim Diameter
19.4 cm
Rim Depth / Diameter
6 %
Rim Configuration
48.00
Flexibility
5.8 kg
Bead
No
Doomsday DiscsMidrange

Flat Earth

5 / 5 · 6 ratings
Skill Level
All skill levels
Stability
Understable

The "Flat Earth" by Doomsday Discs is an understable midrange with a speed of 5, glide of 5, turn of -1, and fade of 0. The Abduction plastic offers a distinctly rubbery feel with excellent grip and surprising flexibility while maintaining shape stability over multiple rounds. This combination of soft material and controlled turnover makes the disc a versatile option for straight lines and gentle right turns. As a beginner-friendly midrange, it’s ideal for players looking to explore understable flight patterns or seeking precise approaches at medium distances. In flight, it exhibits consistently understable behavior, correcting pronounced hyzer angles and transitioning into controlled turn. The high glide rating of 5 noticeably extends the flight phase, delivering more distance than typical 5-speed mids. With a fade of 0, the disc lacks any significant left finish—it holds its turn line all the way to the ground. After a few throws, the understability initially increases but then stabilizes at a predictable level. Advanced players will experience stronger turnover, while beginners with moderate arm speed can achieve straight to slightly right-turning flights. For hyzer flips on tight fairways, the "Flat Earth" delivers reliable results, resisting early turnovers even on flat releases. On anhyzer angles, it produces smooth, extended right turns without excessive flipping. Backhand players benefit from the grip and understability for touch shots in wooded areas, while forehand throws with reduced power also work well. Beginners will appreciate a midrange that forgives technical mistakes while introducing turn lines, while experienced players can use it for precise turnover shots and roller approaches.

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